james.wilson

Did you link out with cable or the relevant resistor?

im wondering if you have a bad connection on the plug/pcb/relay on the connection link it at the Paxton to see if the messages stop and work back from there to identify where its coming from

It looks like it's continually arming etc. What's the relay state and what if you link the input

Don't say that I'm an rbs shareholder

No ive finally replaced my 950xl im looking at apps I have wanted to use magicplan for a while but didnt have a device. got me wondering what apps the rest of us are using?

I would agree that few do provide one

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Yes agreed its a shame but on the upside dB storage demand is lower

I assume your using the stock integration ie clean inputs and outputs between the 2?

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It's more for signalling. Audible only has always had limitations

Why not just have a proper camera and a door bell, use an alarm input if you like. I'm amased that anyone needs this doorbell crap much less wants one. Put a camera at the proper height and don't fall for the marketing

i would remove the programming of the circuits that were on the rf rio and then disable the rio. A 51-17 may help though

You could use smart switches and home assistant

that's a hard one to achieve and meet component standard. Once an input hits the panel it has to do things as prescribed not make a decision

you would need a developer / coder to write the firmware. Also most people would want the approval to be 3rd party certificated. |This costs a lot. the unapproved market probably wouldn't need this but you would need to meet the component standards of EN

resistors are recommended at each end of the daisy chain

no its run by the confirm timer. also a pulse of 15 mins wouldn't silence if uunset before 15 mins

i haven't used a euro for over 10 years so will need someone else to chime in

are there any primary numbers and acct info programmed in?

Only because it was nearly killing the power side. flashing is first to alarm so normal

no other indications?

Both of those are cca. I did think you couldnt call it cat5 if it wasnt copper

cca is copper coated aluminium and is cheap and nasty. Cat5e is copper

From a recent thread re pyronix having rf issue with led street lighting. There was a mention of dual channel helping this issue? Anyone else having rf issues with different gear on led lights? Moved discussion to trade